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Innovo’s Support of Amani Kids Improved Outcomes for 400+ Vulnerable Tanzanian Children in 2024
The Amani-Innovo Child Counseling and Well-Being Program supported Amani Kids’ counselors in reaching 438 children (308 boys and 130 girls).
